Christy Sue

Yeah, and, you know, it wasn't just that. It was the seed of compassion that she planted in me. And that has just really changed the trajectory of my life. I could have certainly followed the path of my parents and I didn't. I ended up going to college. I'm in law enforcement now.

And, you know, what I went through with my parents really helps me be more compassionate to the people that I deal with on a daily basis. And then, you know, her Her compassion touched me in such a way that I wanted to give big. So God placed it on my heart. In 2021, I donated my kidney to a stranger. And in that, I called Nancy.

And, you know, what I went through with my parents really helps me be more compassionate to the people that I deal with on a daily basis. And then, you know, her Her compassion touched me in such a way that I wanted to give big. So God placed it on my heart. In 2021, I donated my kidney to a stranger. And in that, I called Nancy.

And, you know, what I went through with my parents really helps me be more compassionate to the people that I deal with on a daily basis. And then, you know, her Her compassion touched me in such a way that I wanted to give big. So God placed it on my heart. In 2021, I donated my kidney to a stranger. And in that, I called Nancy.

My husband and I were kind of keeping it close to our chest because there's a lot of things that can go on with the surgery like that, it getting rescheduled or things like that. But I really felt that I needed to share that with her. And she said, so you're just donating to anybody? And I said, yeah, I didn't know anybody that needs a kidney. So I just was going to donate to whoever.

My husband and I were kind of keeping it close to our chest because there's a lot of things that can go on with the surgery like that, it getting rescheduled or things like that. But I really felt that I needed to share that with her. And she said, so you're just donating to anybody? And I said, yeah, I didn't know anybody that needs a kidney. So I just was going to donate to whoever.

My husband and I were kind of keeping it close to our chest because there's a lot of things that can go on with the surgery like that, it getting rescheduled or things like that. But I really felt that I needed to share that with her. And she said, so you're just donating to anybody? And I said, yeah, I didn't know anybody that needs a kidney. So I just was going to donate to whoever.

And she said, I know someone that needs a kidney, and it's my best friend from seventh grade. And so because I knew before the donation, the National Kidney Registry has a program. They do like paired donations and things like that. So I was able to give her friend who I'd never met a voucher so that she could then get a kidney. So I donated in February of 21.

And she said, I know someone that needs a kidney, and it's my best friend from seventh grade. And so because I knew before the donation, the National Kidney Registry has a program. They do like paired donations and things like that. So I was able to give her friend who I'd never met a voucher so that she could then get a kidney. So I donated in February of 21.

And she said, I know someone that needs a kidney, and it's my best friend from seventh grade. And so because I knew before the donation, the National Kidney Registry has a program. They do like paired donations and things like that. So I was able to give her friend who I'd never met a voucher so that she could then get a kidney. So I donated in February of 21.

Her friend was able to get her kidney in October of 21. And then because that was so rewarding. May of this last year, I actually donated 63% of my liver to a stranger.

Her friend was able to get her kidney in October of 21. And then because that was so rewarding. May of this last year, I actually donated 63% of my liver to a stranger.

Her friend was able to get her kidney in October of 21. And then because that was so rewarding. May of this last year, I actually donated 63% of my liver to a stranger.

Hey, Ramsey family. How are you?

Hey, Ramsey family. How are you?

Hey, I'm blessed. I'm good. I'm fortunate to be where I'm at, and I'm just kind of struggling with step seven a little bit, where I feel like I've been able to pay off my house. I'm 41 years old, and I'm at a place where I can start doing some good stuff for me and for everybody around me.

Hey, I'm blessed. I'm good. I'm fortunate to be where I'm at, and I'm just kind of struggling with step seven a little bit, where I feel like I've been able to pay off my house. I'm 41 years old, and I'm at a place where I can start doing some good stuff for me and for everybody around me.

I'm struggling with that, and I don't exactly know how to do that, where I just keep hiding my money away, and I It's going into the stock market and I don't know how to compartmentalize that.

I'm struggling with that, and I don't exactly know how to do that, where I just keep hiding my money away, and I It's going into the stock market and I don't know how to compartmentalize that.

Right. I'm debt free.